The investment bank explained that continued
investment in technology and data science alongside
the global and multi-asset nature of the business, positions the firm as a leader in best execution.

Tom Kingsley, CEO and President of BloombergTradebook said: “Goldman Sachs is known as a world-class broker. The benefits to our clients are clear:we continue to innovate in technology, analytics anddistribution, and maintain excellent customer servicewith an alliance that complements the strengths ofSimilarly Raj Mahajan, global co-head of securitiessystematic solutions at Goldman Sachs, explained bothfirms share a common principle that execution qualityis increasingly driven by investment in technology.

He added: “We are pleased to build upon our relationship with Bloomberg to now offer our service to
Tradebook clients.

“We are confident that Bloomberg’s expertise intechnology, and analytics, combined with GoldmanSachs’ vast execution capabilities, liquidity offeringsand ability to respond to the changing global execu-tion landscape will result in a superior user experi-Customers will retain the ability to enter ordersdirectly from the Bloomberg Terminal and access toBloomberg’s data, analytics and technology under theagreement.

The agreement could help boost Goldman Sachs’
equities business, which has seen consecutive quarters
of lower revenues following a loss in market share.

“On the execution side and staying close to our clients, understanding the liquidity provision, execution
capabilities that they need and designing them. We
have the software, we have the people, and so we are
working on all of that and that is progressing,” he said.

“On the research side, again, it’s important to have
that differentiated content and the breadth of research, and the conversations about the price discovery for the research product are progressing.”